iAdd version 1.3 Available In AppStore

After more than 100 days of development I finally came out with a brand new version of iAdd, namely 1.3. As you may guess, this is not a maintenance release. As a matter of fact, it’s  a pretty important milestone, because it marks a completely redesigned interface for the iPad. I realized that this wonderful device, the iPad, needs a completely different approach in implementing the Assess Decide Do framework.

In the latest version, the iPad app was mimicking a lot the iPhone user interface algorithm. There were far too many navigation actions, some of them totally unnecessary. So, we moved to a SplitView paradigm, keeping at all times two panes, a master view and a detail view. This new approach works especially well when you’re in the landscape orientation.

iPad redesign apart, this new version also addresses a few important user interface quirks on the iPhone version too, as well as numerous bugs. Here are a few screenshots of both the iPad and the iPhone/iPod Touch versions.

If you want to read the full story about what’s new in the 1.3 version, you can go to the AppStore and check it out.

And for those of you who doesn’t know, iAdd is a universal app, meaning you will only buy it once, but it will work on your iPhone/iPod Touch AND your iPad, without any modifications. And of course, on the iPad you get a brand new user interface version. Did I tell you that already?

And it’s only 3.99. Grab it while it’s hot on the AppStore.

Oh, and one more thing, the book Natural Productivity: Assess, Decide, Do, the one that started all, so to speak, is not available on Kindle for only 9.99 USD. That’s more than 60% off of the price list on my website, so I am having a really hard time figuring out what’s keeping you for rushing to get it ASAP. Yes, it’s on Kindle, which means you can read it via native Kindle apps on virtually any device in the world, Mac, iOS device, Android, you name it.

Click here to get Natural Productivity: Assess, Decide, Do for only 9.99 USD.